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nina-scribbles · 9 months
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Those omens sure are good huh
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rimeswithpurple · 7 months
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Inktober Day 2 - Spiders
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regarding common tropes about ganon's writing in fics, I am kind of always taken aback a little anytime ganondorf uses degrading sexist terms in fics and such. Because to me, even his most evil interpretations would probably have no reason to have negative associations with women who have sex a lot, unless he picked it up from elsewhere (like there's some room for it to be interesting psychologically speaking if that's directly addressed, but it never is). I'm not sure why the gerudos would ever cultivate these kind of misogynistic ideas in their own culture, or why Ganondorf would spontaneously decide to form any essentialist ideas he may potentially develop on the basis of promiscuity, of all things. And, if he would pick that up from Hyrule... why would he, why this, and how does that map out with him remaining proudly gerudo in most iterations if he sees any non-married woman getting funky in a negative way?
it's kind of a very small thing, but it does kind of beckons a lot of questions regarding worldbuilding and psychology and it tends to take me out of fics a little, because it's always kind of assumed and never investigated
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countthelions · 5 months
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one sad dad, Rook of the Red Avocet, my potential for @thestarshire
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jill-question-mark · 1 year
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Oh Xiao Jingyan, we’re really in it now.
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dawnthread · 9 months
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AND WE'RE FINALLY FINALLY DONE TUCKING TAILS IN, GOOD LORD THAT TOOK SO LONG
and without further ado, time for blocking, because all lace no matter what comes off the needles looking like a sad yarn lump XD
this one is actually a lot nicer-looking than a lot of other ones i've done, but it can still use a little help!
we start off with some wool wash:
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this stuff is FANTASTIC, they sell it at my local yarn shop - you can use it for anything delicate/handwash, not just wool!! all you do is put a teaspoon in per gallon of water (they say to use cool water, but lukewarm is fine!), and let your stuff soak for a little while! my shawl is pretty big, so i used two gallons of water and 2 tsp of wool wash
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i got this lil man at a flea market years ago and i love him, and the bucket was from a tack and feed store! it has measurement lines on the inside up to 8 quarts, which is great for drawing a blocking soak.
anyway! add the wool wash, pour it out into a bigger bucket to mix it up some more,
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and put the shawl in for a bath!
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voidfishbitch · 1 year
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Boy howdy I do love to cross stitch*
*my lower back is unbelievably fucked
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mirith · 8 months
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My tatting project has been on hold for a couple days, because I'm re-discovering my knitting machine!
There's something really cool about making something that fits. I don't know, I usually make scarves because I don't have to measure and gauge is more forgiving. This top has shaping and I had to swatch! Kinda!
I think this pattern was a "two-hour" pattern. Lies. This took me maybe five hours, or more, and no, I am not blocking this. I wove in all the ends. It was easy to hide them in the i-cord straps and doubled ribbed edge. I didn't even cry once.
Pattern: Get it Girl top by Lauren Riker on Ravelry. Very good pattern, has hand knitting instructions too! Probably will do those later after I finish my two other hand knitting projects.
Anyway. I got to use my ribber today. I suffered greatly.
I could and should do a whole post on my knitting machine...
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cutearose · 1 month
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socks :)
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deermouth · 5 days
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sometimes you just have to start finger knitting because you feel too disabled to do other stuff. and you have to make something. finger knitted cord saturday. fuck it.
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milkweedman · 9 months
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TDF DAY 20
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This is what I've plied so far--130 yards (119 meters) of... well, it'll probably be a worsted weight once blocked ? Maybe light worsted. It's also not all of the singles.
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I have these left, but I need to spin another half bobbin of the roving for the third ply. So, I'll do that tomorrow.
Anyone remember how many more days there is ? I should be able to finish it in time, but I'm not sure.
Anyway, it isn't what I was expecting, but I think it looks pretty cool. I was originally thinking 2 ply shawl when I started spinning this but now that it's a much thicker 3 ply (definitely spun the roving ply a lot thicker) I'm thinking hat ? Or mittens, but I'm not sure I'll have enough.
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back panel for my newest knitting project is done! obviously not washed/blocked yet so very wonky and wants to curl up very badly (relatable), but aaahh it's so cute I'm so happy
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mj-irl · 8 months
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I knitted these this summer… I need to redo the cuff or at least the binding off… it’s not stretchy enough.
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rindemption · 6 months
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It may have taken me 6 hours, but I made my first dishcloth 😊
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Still messy, still just cheap acrylic yarn I had laying around. But I could tell I was getting a little faster at the end! The pattern I found looks almost exactly like the pattern my great grandma used, too
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motorharp · 3 months
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After getting Madeline Tosh DK yarn for not this Christmas, but the previous one, starting a pair of socks and realizing I didn’t want socks, unraveling the socks, starting a hat where the gauge said 22sts = 4in *stretched* on size 6 needles, trying it on after knitting 3” and realizing it’s too big, unraveling it and finally settling on size 4 needles, and trying to learn a new method of casting on that took three tries, I think I’m finally getting a thing made.
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storm-of-silver · 1 year
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Sorta a smaller lore post, but here's some info on accessories of the setting! I've been trying to design things with cat use in mind, including how things stay on a cat comfortably and easily. This included accounting for walking, sneaking, and climbing- anything that was snug against the leg's underside would chafe, and anything without something securing it to the front would fall downwards when climbing.
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[Image ID: A sketch of a cat's hind leg. There is a bag on it, kept in place by two straps that connect at the heel. End ID]
While many cats prefer to keep their belongings on their torso, the back leg is an acceptable place to wear small bags. Items such as herbs or snacks are common to put in here.
Unfortunately, delicate items or valuables cannot be put here, as the movement of the leg can damage them, and the placement makes it easy to steal from. This makes the hind leg harder to use overall, opposed to other choices.
[Image ID: Another sketch, of a cat's body. There are two knife sheaths- one loops around the neck and stomach, while the other loops around the rear and the stomach End ID]
The shoulder area is the most common place to see bags and sheaths placed, as it allows the head quick access to the item while being extremely secure while climbing.
The rear is less common, more comfortable when walking, but less so when trying to climb, as the bag or sheath will bump the hind leg.
The shoulder is favored by hunters who need a larger range of movement, and the rear is favored by guards who tend to sit or walk more often than anything else.
[Image ID: A fullbody with two strings on it. One loops around the neck and around the back, and one over the face and under the muzzle. A small face shows a string looped around two holes in the ear, like a piercing. End ID]
For fashion or aesthetics, string clothes are favored due to their simplicity to make, the variety in materials and appearances available, and ease of wearing it.
Beads, feathers, bones, acorns, furs- what is attached to the string is entirely the wearer's choice. Shiny things tend to be preferred, such as metals or gems scavenged from tall ones, which the City Cats will happily trade away.
String clothes always have a singular 'anchor' loop places around the head, neck, torso, or the base of the tail. Other strings will then be attached to that string, relying on it as support. A single loop cannot be made on the back without an anchor, as it will simply fall off as the cat moves.
Some adventurous cats may also pierce their ears to place loops or metals within them, although within colony culture it is extremely looked down upon, with some considering it self-mutilation.
[Image ID: A fullbody, showing cloth draped over the back of a cat. The fabric is secured on by two straps, one around the neck, and one around the stomach. A second fullbody shows that the fabric can also be looped around the neck in one single piece, like a cloak, replacing the strap on the neck. End ID]
For full body clothing, all colonies use a similar design, featuring at least two straps- one on the neck, and one on the stomach- to secure a piece of fabric with. Some designs will opt for three straps, either an extra one on the stomach or one looping around the rear, in order to keep the clothes from slipping or moving.
While this kind of fashion was exclusive to the Colony of Fireflies, a few outside of the colony picked up on the practice, although were largely considered odd or weird for doing so. After the Final Light, clothing for aesthetics largely vanished, with thick clothes being used during winter and nothing more.
With the creation of the Colony of Clickers however, the surviving members of the Colony of Fireflies brought the tradition back. The fashion came back strong, a possible sign that things are starting to return to normal finally.
[Image ID: A final fullbody, showing a backpack with three straps- two around the stomach, and one around the neck. End ID]
The most popular way to store items, especially on long journeys, a bag on the back functions much like full body clothes. They are expensive to make, but provide plenty of storing space, and the straps can often have extra bags or sheaths sewn in as needed.
Bags almost universally have three straps, with two on the stomach and one on the neck. Designs with a third strap on the rear is rare, as having to take the bag off when taking 'breaks' is inconvenient at best.
Some designs may include soft padding for comfort or insulation to keep meals warm, but they are rare and extremely expensive.
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